Palmer Dominates Fans With Charisma At Open
AP Special Correspondent reports Arnold Palmer, 47, still sparks electric crowds at Tulsa's 77th Open. His par 70 rounds and magnetic presence draw universal praise as fans and TV viewers say Palmer embodies a rare charisma arousing silent respect and fervent cheers.
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Palmer Sparks Open Charge In Brutal U S Open Round
Arnold Palmer delivered the day’s electricity at the 77th U S Open as a logjam formed at par with ten leaders. Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson posted 74s while Rod Funseth Terry Diehl Larry Nelson Hubie Green Grier Jones Tor Purtzer and Florentino Molina shadowed, Molina’s lone bright note amid the coastal winds and brutal 6873 yard Hills layout.
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Softball results and a Major League death report
Garden City softball results across multiple leagues include Bell Creek forfeiting to Garst-Thomas and Bob's &3 beating Mountain Dew 13-3. GC Datsun led 18-7 over Wentling Construction, Chappel Homes won 11-3 against Farmland Foods, and GC Spirits crushed Zodiac 19-0. Zodiac play saw Pisces 22-14 over Arles and Leo 13-3 over Taurus. In Skyline Falcons edged Hawks 54, Owls beat Cardinals 12, Eagles won 14-12 over Ravens. In Plaquemine LA, former Major Leaguer Bill Lee died. services set today.
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Guidry Delivers First Complete Game For Yankees
New York pitcher Ron Guidry avoids the ninth inning blues to finish a 7-0 lead into a complete game against Kansas City. Guided by early runs from Mickey Rivers and Chris Chambliss, Guidry stays stern through the Royals’ late threats, delivering a decisive win for the Yankees.
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Finley Blasts Kuhn Over Seaver Trade Dispute
Charles Finley, owner of the Oakland A's and vocal foe of Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, blasts Kuhn after the Tom Seaver trade. He accuses Kuhn of selective enforcement, saying the Seaver deal passed while his own sales were voided, and questions the commissioner's integrity and office.
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Seaver Trade Shocks Mets Fans as Reds Pay Up
June 15 1977 marks a controversial day as the Cincinnati Reds acquire Tom Seaver from the New York Mets for Pat Zachry and others. Reds hope Seaver, a top pitcher, will propel them past the Dodgers and toward a third straight NL West title and a world championship. Seaver's departure after 11 Mets seasons brings mixed emotions as he struggles to speak through the moment, writing a final message to fans with a reporter’s pad.
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Bird Jolts Jays With 81 Pitches In Big Win
Detroit pitcher Mark Fidrych needed 81 pitches to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 4-1 at Tiger Stadium. Ron LeFlore homered twice as Fidrych earned his fourth complete game in five starts since knee surgery. LeFlore celebrated with a birthday quip, and Detroit moved with strong support from Kemp's eighth inning two-run homer. Other AL scores included Twins over Angels 7-6, Yankees 7 Royals 0, Orioles 6 Brewers 0, White Sox 7 Red Sox 3, and Mariners 3 A's 1 behind Glenn Abbott complete game.
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